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Soft volatility hinders US rates e-trading

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Volatility was down 27% year-on-year (YoY) and down 6% month-on-month (MoM), with the MOVE index recording 80.43. This is the index’s lowest level since...

US credit trade sizes shrink in August

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Average daily trade sizes across all US credit fell 12% month-on-month (MoM) to US$363 thousand after strong July performances, but still grew by 3%...

Half of US IG credit e-traded in July

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Electronic trading levels in US investment grade credit hit the halfway mark in July, up one percentage point year-on-year to take 50% of notional...

D2C US rates e-trading pops in sleepy summer

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A quiet summer has allowed dealer-to-client electronic trading levels in US rates to reach a yearly high, Coalition Greenwich suggests. Electronic trading dropped by just...

Investor Demand: African funding deficit offers IB opportunity

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Infrastructure funding needs and external debt service obligations in Africa are growing, and the traditional method of using Eurobonds for financing is no longer...

US rates take a summer dip

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A slight cooling in average daily notional volumes (ADNV) in US rates trading, down 7% to US$1,012 billion from May’s US$1,097 billion, still represented...

HY holding back US credit e-trading evolution

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Electronic trading in investment grade (IG) US credit was up both year-on-year (YoY) and month-on-month (MoM) in June, according to research from Coalition Greenwich,...

Strong YoY growth in US rates volumes

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Average daily notional volumes (ADNV) for US rates dropped between April and May as uncertainties around trade policies and tariffs muted demand, but were...

US credit trade sizes swell YoY in May

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US credit trading volumes were at their lowest year-to-date in May, but still showed considerable year-on-year (YoY) growth in both trade sizes and volumes. Average...

Muni bond, loan market development paths in focus  

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Like illiquid fixed income instruments, illiquid fixed income markets are not standardized, with each on their own unique path toward market development. Municipal bonds and...

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